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Why Most Inventions Never Need a Physical Prototype: An Industry Perspective
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Why Most Inventions Never Need a Physical Prototype: An Industry Perspective
Photo: Pexels Most inventions reach a licensing conversation without a single physical model ever being built. Photorealistic renderings, a CAD model, and a short product animation now carry the pitch that a foam mockup used to carry. We asked Trevor Lambert, co-owner of Enhance Innovations, a product development firm operating in Champlin, Minnesota since 2010, to explain why the physical prototype has become optional rather than required. The …
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